Maynard Community Notes and Local Visits in Boston
Maynard residents and friends are seen in Boston sightseeing. Local visits include Florence Tuttle returning to Geneseo New York and Eva Gray visiting Everett friends. Meetings include the Congregational church circle and Universalist church gatherings. Various residents travel, shop openings, and familiar thanks mark annual town social life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anson
Ralph Piper
Boston
Florence Tuttle
Geneseo
N. Y
Eva Gray
Everett
Charles Miles
Esteane Symonds
Gordon
New York
Farewell reception for Rev M A Farren at South Acton Church
A farewell reception for Rev M A Farren and his wife was held at the South Acton Congregational church vestry with more than a hundred attendees. Resolutions praised his faithful services, leadership, temperance stance, and community welfare, and extended Godspeed and prayers for his future. The article then discusses antiquity of gold beating and its historical use in ornaments and tombstones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Farren
Arthur Jones
J. ®. Burke
South Acton
Local notes from Clinton area roll call and events
John Greer joins Geo H Reed firm. Smiths move to Franklin NH. Knowtons return from Maine. Otis Mott visits relatives in West Medway. Reed relatives visit City Point. Residents plan Clinton fair attendance. George Weaver installs telephone, number 4 3. Mrs Badger suffers paralytic shock. Taylor and Downie visit Nova Scotia. Daniel Beach recovers enough to walk to village. Elizabeth Whittemore visits from Boston. Arrow? sells Gould farm to Mrs. McAllister of Boston. Chas Shirland to drive a barge to Boxboro fair. Ladies Social Circle hosts supper in Baptist vestry. Kinsley watches double header in Boston. Florence Littlefield goods sold at auction. A I Goding visits Centre Harbor. Dot Grady vacations at Johnsonville NY. J Katherine Richardson substitutes organ at Baptist church. New England Moving Picture Co to show at I O O F hall. Mead attends Harvard Boston aviation meet. Rev S J Willis preaches at Unitarian church. Schools reopen for fall term. Mrs J L Richardson exhibits canned fruit at Clinton fair. Rockwood and Williams barrel shop produce 800 barrels. Norris aboard Governor Cobb in collision with City of Gloucester. Harold Knowlton party travels from Five Islands to Boston by motor boat stored in Quincy. Hall family motor boat trip to Boston, stored in Quincy. Arthur H Wetherbee of Boxboro sets potato yield record 70 bushels from two bushels planted on one eighth acre.
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Badger
John Taylor
Thomas Downie
Nova Scotia
Daniel Beach
Elizabeth Whittemore
Bostom
Mabel Parker
L Rrows
Gould
McAllister
Boston
Chas. Shirland
Stow
Dot Grady
Alexander Losan
Johnsonville
N. Y
J. Katherine Richardson
The
Baptist Church
Edward B. Craiger
New England Moving Picture Co
I. O. O. F. Hall
C. H. Mead
Harvard- Boston Aviation
Grahame-White
J. Willis
Universalist Church
J. L. Richardson
Clinton Fair
George Rockwood
Frank Willams
Fred Norris
Governor Cobb
City of Glouces
Local Notices and Sales Across Acton and Nearby Towns
Community items list school openings, club meetings and visits of residents in Acton and surrounding areas. Auctions by Otis Forbush announce sales of household goods in Stow Worcester and Carlisle with dates and locations. Cattle show plans include a three legged calf exhibit and museum transfer.
Acton News Roundup Near Lake Nagog and Schools
North Acton residents report weekend visits and school changes. Charles Parker spent Sunday at Whippoorwill farm. Students Lena McCarthy Florence White and others started classes at State Normal Framingham and Concord High. Lake Nagog camps close for fall while new arrivals stay at the Inn. Foreman Kendall hosts his mother and brother from Erie as she recovers from a shoulder injury.
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Robert B. Cheney
Portsmouth
N. H
Jennie Peck
Wellesley Hills
Geo. H. Harris
FP. L. Roberts
Littleton
Lake Nagog
Edmund Dow
State Road Crossing
EB. C
Aod
Lena McCarthy
Florence White
State Normal School
Framingham
Irving Prentiss
Elwin Hollowell
Kaith Frost
Concord High School
C. I. Miller
Loraine
New York
Vermont
Nora McCarthy
Alan Frost
Richard White
West Acton
Foreman Kendall
St. Martin Farm
Erie
Penn
For Sale Miss Helen A Wood Piano Instructor Ad
Miss Helen A Wood offers lessons in the Leschetizky method prepared to receive pupils after September 1 1910. She studied at the N E Conservatory of Music and was a private pupil of Mr Charles Johnson. Address Acten 7 of e Advertising Sterling Cycle Works Chi improved opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Wood
N. E. Conservatory
Charles Johnson
Maine Democrats Sweep Legislature and Sweep Cleavages
In Portland Maine on September 14 Democrats secured a sweeping victory. Plaisted led with 73 763 votes to Fernald 64 916. Republicans Hinds McGillycuddy Guernsey won four of five congressional districts while Democrats seized a large majority in both houses and will nominate Maine s first Democratic senator since 1863.
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Hinds
Guernsey
Portland
Plaisted
Fernald
Asher C. Hinds
Daniel J. McGillicuddy
Samuel W. Gould
Frank E. Guernsey
Senate
United States
Hale
Maine
Sturgis
New England
William D. Eaton
Connecticut
Charles F. Johnson
Waterville
Lindley M. Staples
Washington
William M. Pennell
Brunswick
Oakley C. Curtis
John C. Scates
Westbrook
James C. Hamlen
John W. Ballou
Sagadahoc County
Ingo
Aroostook
Franklin
Arkansas Democrats Coast To Victory In State Elections
Little Rock September 14 Democratic nominees led by Governor Donaghey secured the usual majority in Arkansas. The fate of the initiative and referendum constitutional amendment appeared uncertain though indications suggested it carried. Despite good weather overall turnout did not meet expectations after Bryan’s final week campaign urging adoption of the amendment.
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Little Rock
Donaghey
Arkansas
William J. Bryan
Democrats Win Delegates for Arizona Constitution
Democrats capture at least 28 of 52 seats in the Arizona constitutional convention election. Phoenix officials report the canvass completion and outline the next steps for drafting the new state constitution.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona
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City Point
R. G. Reed
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Kinsley
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Albert Rikeman
Florence
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Wiliam Livermore
Daniel McCarthy
Crocker Farm
B. A. Richardson
Miss Gamble
Woburn
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Pomona
Web Robbins
Robbins
Austen & Stone's Museum
Otis .H. Forbush
Mass
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C. H. Ellsworth
Burncoat St
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Summit
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Whippoorwill Farm
Mariel Kendall
Leonard D.waite
Dartmouth College
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